Re: Different clients, different styles. How do you do it?

I make separate folders as I do QA and when you do QA, you do most of the
accounts and all have different specifics. I have only worked for
nationals. Eventually you learn them and don't need them, but I generate a
file for each client. I am so organized it is pathetic, BUT it pays off.

I don't know what I would do if I had just one client all the time because I
am used to juggling many.

Now, if I had my own service, I would hope I could be like Giselle and name
the style and the rules, but the nationals do not operate that way.

It gets easier the more you do.

Vickie
"Anne Vasquez" <annevasquez@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:dsIRe.2138$Kk1.1626@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>I work on several different accounts, all with different style
>requirements. Maybe there is a more efficient way, but I keep a note taped
>to my desk listing the areas that differ between the reports and the wishes
>of each account. I'm sure it could easily be done with a computer file as
>well, but I like having hard copy right there where I can see it.
>
> Anne
>
>
> CindyB wrote:
>> If you do work for more than one client or service and they each want
>> things differently, do you have any tips or tricks to keep them
>> straight?
>>
>> Say client A wants all medications in caps, regardless of whether or
>> not they are generic, but client B says not to cap generics. Or client
>> C wants you to type out numbers and client D says to always use
>> numerals. What do you do? For the sake of this thread, lets assume that
>> the rules are written in
>> stone and nobody is going to change. How do you keep it all straight?
>> Do you just trust your memory? Take copious notes? Do something fancy
>> with your expander program? Are there tricks to remembering who wants
>> what when and where? I hope nobody minds me picking brains here. I'm
>> trying to offer some
>> advice and encouragement to a few people in this situation. But, since
>> I've never been in this situation, it's not really my area of
>> expertise. So, I come to the experts.
>>
>> CindyB


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